Highway 2-18 (Hang On To Your Dreams)
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Highway 2-18 (Hang On To Your Dreams) Recorded by The Bellamy Brothers Written by Howard Bellamy and David Bellamy
C F Turn the radio up cause it's time to get down G7 C Feeling high on the hopes in the wind F Your first lover to love and the lightning above G7 C Taking off to where you've never been
F Stick your cares in the air you can go anywhere G7 C When you're lookin' for the rainbow's end F Follow your nose you're a rambling rose G7 C And it might be just around the bend
F G7 C F C Hang on to your dreams on that highway 2-18 F G7 Live everyday love it away Dm G7 There's is a whole world you've never seen F G7 C F C Hang on to your dreams on that highway 2-18 G7 It's great to be young with a song in your lungs C So hang on to your dreams
F Let the rhythm roll on let the wheels go round G7 C The sky flying by is your friend F And chasing the blue comes natural to you G7 C So now is the time to begin
F Sling your fate to the breeze you can do what you please G7 C Sing it out like a mandolin F Trust in your toes cause they knows where they goes G7 C They're just following the feeling within
Repeat #3 x2
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